Suno Personal Notice Roundup in Regional Social
Local society page lists MR D E DICKINSON as source while detailing visits and visits to relatives across Wauneta Crook Kimball Sidney and Big Springs. Numerous dinners birthdays and travels involve the Booth Tilghman Knapp Hodges and Booth families with Postings from Curtis Peetz Sterling and Fort Hood Texas. Memorial and hospital visits are noted alongside a Colorado Springs F B L A convention placement by Teresa Kokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parker
Wauneta
A. A. Fenske
Tom Allington
Don Lukens
Crook
Kenneth Tilghman
Virgil Staab
Kimball
Robert Mika
A.A. Fenske
Leah Booth
Chappell
Billie Dickinson
George
Alvina Sanders
Helen Carter
Mary Ann
George Dickinson Sr
Jack Gunther
Benkleman
Dale Dickinson
Clifford Sanford
Sidney
Ray Knapp
John Webb
Francis Bitterfield
Elizabeth Barrett
Memorial Home
Ronald Knapp
Boardus
Montana
Hugh Booth
Becky
Paul Jon Booth
Loomis Booth Sr
Loomis
Randy
Geraldine Gebhardt
Paul Booth
Dennis Booth
Big Springs
Cecil Hunt
Don Garloff
Vernon Riley
D E Dickins
Millard Pavlat
Boise
Idaho
Gilbert Smith
River Fall
Wis
Jennie Smith
John Hornicek
Don Lafler
Dawn
Bob Balfour
Curtis
Terry Ring
Tara
Mevin
Kokes
Teresa Kokes
Colorado Springs
Colo
Gene Hodges
Autum
Danielle
Leonard Walker
Peetz
Firth Booth
Frank Kokes
Chet Bruns
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
D. E. Dickinson
Pearl Dickinson
Memorial Hospital
SP Paul Jon Booth
Fort Hood
Texas
Lutheran groups host lessons and fund drives in Dalton area
Lutheran women welcomed Maynete invitations and prepared to serve the Luther League Rally meal on April 20. Senior Citizen Center activity resumed after snow with twice monthly covered-dish dinners, a Hard Time Party and Box Social. Donations to Lutheran Pantry requested, and May events planned at Holy Trinity Sidney and United Presbyterian in North Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Clarence Ziegler
L.C.W
Trinity Lutheran
Luther League
Fred Schuler
Leo Messner
Beulah Dey Ermand
Howard Gerke
Carl Schmidt
Tabitha
Lincoln
Omaha
North Platte
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Sidney
United Presbyterian Church Fellowship
George Winkelman
Stork shower honors Capes in Dalton at church hall
Mrs Doug Cape and baby Marsha Louise were guests of honor at a stork shower in the Fellowship Hall of the United Presbyterian Church. Hostesses were Charlene Kurth Rita Boman and Cheryl Morgan high school girls and the baby’s grandmothers attended. Two pencil games were played. Fred Beyer, recently.joined family in Colorado, had been visiting his son and family and moved to a Sidney rest home after six weeks.
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Dalton
Fred Beyer
Colorado
Willis Beyer
Clifford
Sidney
Letter praises trees and Arbor Day legacy with local kindness
A reader praises trees for oxygen and habitat and commends Dennis Walmsley of the Sidney Motor Hotel for giving a handicapped woman work. The note also commends DEVCO contractors and condemns two Cheyenne County workers who cut down a tree near Grand Prairie Cemetery, Sidney, on March 14, 1975.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County Road Department
Dennis Walmsley
FL. Sidney Motor Hotel
DEVCO
Walmsley
Linda
Don Hume
Cheyenne County
Grand Prairie Cemetery
Sidney
Mrs Myers honored on birthday at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Ethel Myers was hospitalized at Memorial Hospital in Sidney on her birthday Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Myers brought a birthday cake for her and shared it with Edwin Schmidt and their friend Louise Cortney, both patients. Mrs Myers was dismissed Friday.
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Dalton
Ethel Myers
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Gilbert Myers
Edwin Schmidt
Louise Cortney
Myers
Chrysler plans two new small cars with 1979 subcompact
DETROIT AP Chrysler Corp starts development of two small cars to bolster its lineup. A front wheel drive sub compact is planned for 1979 and a shrunken compact for 1978. The efforts aim to match Ford and GM moves toward smaller, lighter, fuel efficient models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Associated Press
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Wiz and Equus named top Broadway shows of 1974-75 season
AP reports The Wiz a swinging musical and Equus a taut British drama stand as Broadway’s champion productions for 1974-75. Ellen Burstyn wins for outstanding achievement, joining John Kani and Winston Nhisona in a joint citation. Angela Lansbury and John Cullum cited as star musical performers. Nixon says he may donate White House tapes to USC Nixon Presidential Library pending legal challenges to Washington custody law.
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New York
Broadway
Ellen Burstyn
John Kani
Winston Nishona
Angela Lansbury
John Cullum
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
University of Southern California
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court to hear challenge to death penalty
Washington AP reports the court will hear Jesse T. Fowler's appeal, a Raleigh NC janitor accused of killing a friend after a July 1973 dispute over a dice game. A broad ruling against any form of the death penalty could spare more than 200 prisoners on death rows nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Jesse T. Fowler
Raleigh
N. C
Congress weighs Vietnam aid decisions this week
Congress faces key choices on aid to South Vietnam after Ford’s deadline. The Senate votes on a $200 million humanitarian evacuation package with a final vote expected Tuesday. The House considers a $327 million relief-evacuation plan with fewer restrictions on U S armed forces.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Vietnam
South Vietnam
U. S
Senate
House
Nebraska gasoline use falls in early 1975 pledge drive
The Cornhusker Motor Club reports Nebraska gasoline consumption dropped five percent in the first two months of 1975 compared with 1974 and ten percent versus 1973. The Nebraska AAA club plans to send 5,000 signed pledges to back a voluntary conservation program.
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OMAHA
The
Cornhusker Motor Club
Stock Growers Dinner in Sidney Nebraska
The Lodgepole area Stock Growers will hold a dinner meeting Friday April 25 in Sidney. Dr Robert Hatch of Omaha National Bank will be guest speaker. Dinner is dutch treat and begins at 7 p.m. Social hour starts at 6 p.m. Fort Sidney Motor Hotel.
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Lodgepole Area
Nebraska
Sidney
Robert Hatch
Omaha National Bank
Dutch Treat
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Brazil farmers get $7.30 wheat price and subsidies
Brazil's price-support program guarantees $7.30 per bushel for wheat, up 34 percent from last year, with a 40 percent subsidy on fertilizer costs retroactive to law. The US 1975 target price for American wheat is $2.05 per bushel with no fertilizer subsidies.
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Washington
Brazil
Agriculture Department
Ments Foreign Agricultural Service
Postage talks hinge on unions wage demands this year
Washington AP reports contract talks start between the Postal Service and four unions representing 600,000 workers. Officials say settlement costs will influence a planned rate increase later this year. Unions press for hefty wage and benefit hikes in what the Ford administration calls the year’s top collective bargaining deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postal Service
Ford Administration
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Suno! Personals
Melvin Kokes
Dale Kohlschmidt
Kyle
Erma Curtis
Mae Zalesky
Lodgepole
Mrs. Russell Church
Ray Gillham
Ted Warl
Sterling
SP4
Loomis and
ETV
Masek Auto Supply Ineering
Kawasaki Motors Corporation
NETV
Maynete Invitations
Clifford Frerichs
Dacthal Plus
East
Illinois
Mrs. Myers
Wiz
Dude
Dude’s
Steak House
Brandin’ Iron
Ortho Agronomist
Ortho
Chevron Chemical Company
Chevron Design
Reg
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